Both words "database" and "dataset" are written (on a qwerty keyboard) with the left hand ! that's it... nothing more
This weekend, I had this bright idea to install Virtual Server 2005 R2 on my Vista dev box at home to test a theory. Well, it seems to break Visual Studio's WebServer. When trying to run or debug an ASP.Net application, I was hit by a "WebDev.WebServer.exe has stopped working". I tried many things, as you can imagine, but a few were: - Reboot - Un-installed Virtual Server 2005 - Un-installed/re-installed the Web Development Feature from the VS installation. - Re-ran the various combinations of aspnet_regiis.exe...
God I love writing Unit Tests. I either find bugs in code, bugs in my unit tests (darn cut and pastes), or bugs in my head. Let me explain in a second. I like TDD. I also like, TAD (Test After Development) or the one I use the most these days: TASAYC (Test As Soon As You Can) The benefit of using TASAYC, is that you're creating unit tests about code you haven't touched in quite a while. You either write the wrong unit tests because of "bugs in my head", the wrong unit tests because of assumptions...